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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-08
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS Nov. Flour very dull and un-
S1rss n soS
market; No. red. cash: 71isc; November. II 1ac
airy, 7414c; May soosic. closing at s0isc. Corn
barely steady; cash 1874 03sos November. 1910
SIC May, I'll oats duh out steady CASH
SoEem6er 24asc: December, 247sc May, 2elec.
timothy, si2.ooa16:oo; prairie. SIS. 90 q 100
creamery, 22026c; dairy. i6 as2c Corn-meal steady
at $1.95. Whisky steady at S1.O5. Provisions quiet
Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 4.S7l205. OOc
long clears s 371aS6.71e clear ribs. 673c; short
5s7s long Gears clear rbs 77ss
short clears. 7.e7la0 Doe. Hams steady at LILO
1850 bid December. 727sa7se bid; January.
741ac asked May. soiea s0l4c bid. Corn dull and
January, 3slec bid May. 41l4c bid Oats, nothing
done. Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls wheat, 10000
$4,000 bu shipments Flour. Il 900 bris; wheat,
$4,000 bu corn. 126; 900 blu; oats, $4,000 bu rye.
none; barley, 5000 blu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Flour quiet; Ohio and
other Western clear, SO. "a; do straight. $40
4. 10; winter patents, fair to choice 50. 80;
$50: Minnesota patents. ST. 6o94.eo Wheat dull;
$3.50, January s44@s4 l9c; February. s514@S54c.
Corn-spot strong and higher: fuuEes quiet old No;
high mixed on srack in grain depot and in elevator
sic old No ysoaGe, in grain od depot 51so No
"spos ssis. and ~s.I. 70. White Sc; No
white. 81 a 1ac; futures quiet; No 2 white No
vember 34la SIC: December, IS d ssc; Janu-
airy. 35A036c; February 369S6,ac: Provisions
in moderate request and steady. Pork-Mess $3.50
1880: prime mess new. $14. So family new,
$15016 Hams smoked, IL lao 2lac. Lard steady;
firm with good demand creamery. extra 26c West
factory, 1920 Eggs scarce and firm; Western
IL lac. Receipts.Flour, 300 brls; wheat, 600
heat br.eO r. h1.n 1,1
BALTIMORE. Nov: 7.-Wheat-Western steady
Sove H o5sssszsae; beos9Sss silsSsiisss;:
Western steady and dull: mixed. spot, 4elac bid;
year, 4s14c bid. Oats firm and quiet: Western
sions-Mess pork. s1475. Lard. refined &c. Eggs
finn at 23034c. Coffee easy and quiet Rio cargoes
700 brls: wheat. "a 600 bu; corn IS 900 Blu: oats
1000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 10000 brls; corn,
5000 bu.
prices lower; receipts large No. hard; November.
69aae: No. Northern. 6614c: No. Northern 6514c:
No. Northern. 81 &c: January No. hard ZIG;
No Northern: 6slec: No Northern, Ssh May
bakers SIS rs $3.50 Receipts--Wheat $3.50
St. Paul, $50. 900 bu: total, 1905, SOS bu.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7.-Grain duh. wheat-No.
mixed red 44 Ps NO No. White 4sa4Sse oass-N
mixed. oslac; No. 2 white. SOC. Provisious-Dull.
shoulders 6 Csc. Bulk meats-Clear.rib sides zoos;
clear sides. 7.5Oc shoulders. 5.25c. Mess pork
leaf. 5000.
as 80: fancy, 8 5o03 TO Wheat easier: No. 2 red.
Corn barely steady: No. 2 mixed, 464046lac. Oats
CASTER No mixed; 2s14S2si9sS s5 Rye dull dull;
steady: prime steam, 6.45c bnlk meats neglected;
short rib 675c bacon dull; short and clear 5000.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Nov. THE Mark Lane Express, in
in it's review of the British grain trade, says:
Trade in native wheats throughout the week has
been in buyers favor. The sales of English
wheat during the week were 66,o87 quarters, at
3Os Cd. against 49. 1926 quarters, at Cos Sd during
dull. Foreign wheat continues to lose strength;
supplies keep pouring in, and rates low.
Flour values weak. Corn is quiet. Seven
wheat cargoes arrived one was withdrawn and
three were sold At today's market wheat was
dull and dragging; prices were quotably I'M
changed, but all sales were in buyers favor
Corn was dull, and round was scarce and rather
dearer. Oats were weaker
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Western steam spot, G. So DC size; November,
g 20 &c. SOC; December, 669 06. re; January,
6. y 6. ICE; February. 6.780 6.Slc; May, 6.97 "a
7.02c: city steam. s Zoe.
Butter in moderate request; Western, 13 026c:
Western creamery. 16G26c Cheese firm and
quiet: Western. 81 lie.
CHICAGO. Nov The markets on Change
were all dull to-day and only Insignificant
changes in prices occurred Wheat ruled very
quiet and dull, within narrow range of prlces
The receipts very heavy. aggreeatipg
/. 283. 900 bu at twelve points. The estimated
and this. with a &c decline at Duluth. created an
easy feeling The visible supply. however.
showed increase of only 1,2l3000 blu, and
this acted a feature OF hrmness. A promi-
nent local operator was reported having sold
a fair quantity. There was scarcely any out
side business, and speculation was lacking
December wheat opened &c lower. at 72sc
sold at 724 % 73c, and closed rather firm at 73s a
73tc reports of injury by drought to growing
wheat In the Sonth west. Corn was very nearly
at a standstill in the pit to-day. A half million
decrease in the visible supply was expected, so
that the decrease of 766, 900 bu announced did
not materially change the outlook. Hutchinson
did some scaiping, but there was little range for
profits for any The closing price for No
which was the outside for December. while
9oac. May M sold at z5c and 45sc,
closing at the ontsids. Oats were dull and weak
averaged about &c higher. Provisions were
quiet and easier, there being more pressure to
sell than to buy. Pork was the favorite with
traders, and fair business was done, but no
important features were developed January
opened at Sl2 65, sold to $12 20. broke to $l2 60.
a decline of sc and closed at S12 621 Lard re-
manned steady. with very little doing; stocks in
creased 1000 tierces last week; January sold at
6 As a 473c, closing at 6 45c. Short-rihs weak
ened .023c, and January sold az 6. 32@ 06 37ac,
closing at 6. 35c. Futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Flour-Receipts, 81
21s packages; exports, 1,037 bris and 81 s73
sacks. Steady; sales, 22.4OO brIs superfine at
$50 10; common to good extra Western
and State. s3.o00340; good to choice extra
Western and State. So 80 "a 90; common to
choice white wheat. Western extra, 81 40 al 60;
fancy Western extra. 81 Go "a 80; common TO
good extra Ohio, So O004 80; common choes
extra St. Louis, S. 90 "A 90; patent Minnesota
extra. good TO prime, 81 so a. 70; choice to
fancS Minnesota extra, 81 so as 90.
Wheat-Receipts. 19l, 800 bu; exports, 81, 900
Blu; sales. 1860 600 on futures and 2s2, 600 bu
spot. Options opened weak and declined
4e, but near the close strengthened and
advanced 403c. leaving off steady. Spot
ssgc, a4c f. o. b; No 1 hard. s94c; uneraded
Ipring. 8l0S6ic; ungraded red. SO! a see;
No. red So q 35c store and elevator $3.50
nal, S91c No. l white, nominal. S8lc; No.
2 red. November. 50 1916 a s3!c closing at 834c:
December, 83s a "a l. 16c closing at Sac: January,
s9ic closing at 893c; June. 69+ 89sc. closing at
s9sc; Decent Der, 1888 93a q 93sc closing at 93Sc.
Corn-Receipts. 10000 Blu; exports, 9s.050
bu: sales. 3S4. 900 bu futures and 242 600 bu
spot; a &c lower. closing steadier. Speculation
dull Cash trading fairly active. Ungraded,
b2l 053!c; No g. size; No 2. 524 052sc store,
53! 53zc Delivered; yellow, 54c; No 2 white.
542c; No 2. November, nominal, 524c; Decem-
Der, 52t a 52sc. closing at 52sc; January, 524
b2ae. closing at 52sc; May, 80 16 535c, closing
lt 531c.
Oats-Receip.s. I74 900 bu; exports, none;
Iales, 290. 900 ou futures and 100000 bu spot;
Ia to lower and more active; mixed Western,
I24 634c: white do, 30 a 40e.
Hay steady and unchanged
Hops In moderate demand.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio dull and nominal: op-
tions active and decidedly lower; sales. 129. 500
Bags November, 10 20 a 10 25c; Decem Der. 10. %
1l5 60c: January. IA 50 a 10 40c; February,
IA s. Is Zoe; March, IA O. 10. l0c April, IA Is
015.05c: May, Il So 00c; June, IA 80 %
a. 65c; July, 1440 IL Csc; August, II goa
Il soc; September, 30 a IA Soc; October. IA 05c
i1e88l-November, l3 81 a Il Soc; Oecem Der, ID 40
"a ii Zoe. Sugar firm: Bahia. 5-16c; refined dull
and weak; white extra G. 81 al 13-l6c; off A, 81
oslo; mold 4, 6-69c: standard A, 6 5-l6c: con-
Petitioners A. 6se; cut-oaf and crushed, 7D7 4c;
granulafed, 669c; cubes. 13-l6c. Molasses
quiet. Rice firm.
Tallow firm at &c. Rosin steady
Eggs IN fair demand; receipto, 5, 453 packages
Western, II 023c.
Pork in fair demand and steady; sales $50
brls mess. Cut meats firm; picked shoulders
63c. Lard 304 points lower. dull and heavy;
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Stili Prosperous.

Still Prosperous.
Railroad earnings continue to show marked
Improvement. especially in gross earnings.
This has led the leading roads of the country
into expanding large sums of money in improve
ment to road-beds and equipment Still, as in
the of the Pennsylvania road, they have
been enabled to increase their dividends to their
stockholders. In commenting On the increased
dividend made by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the Cleveland Leader says: ''The
increase of the semi-annual dividend by the
Pennsylvania railroad directors Tuesday from
% to per cent. is the first substantial token of
increasing railroad prosperity that has occurred
for year. 1t is stated that there was quite
struggle to secure it, and the session of the d.
rectors was stormy. Eastern stockholders have
been urging an increase for year longer
out the policy of the management has been to
put the surplus above the regular dividend into
permanent Improvements This policy
urged at the meeting, but the earnest insistence
for an increase by two three of the directors
finally successful The road, however, is
fully able to pay that dividend. Its earnings
during the past six months have been greatly in
excess of it, and the earning capacity of the
road is steadily increasing. 1t is likely that this
advanced dividend will be continued unless the
character of the business changes very radi-
cally. There is much speculation as to whether
the Vanderbilts will adopt the same policy and
increase their next dividends also.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
ruled quiet and steady; prices unchanged. No.
2sprino wheat. 72c Nos spring wheat. csc: No.
2 red. 73c; No. 2 corn, Ale; No. oats. 254c;
No. rye, SIC; No. barley, Use; No. flax
seed, $1173 prime timothy-seed, So 25 % 26;
mess pork. per brl, s12. IS ID; lard, per pound.
G. sos 473c; shortrib sides. tloose). 40 q SOC;
dry-salted shoulders tboxed), sos Zoe; short
clear sides lboxsd), 67006 75c: whisky. dis
tiilers' finished goods. per gal. ST. 10. Sugars
Cut-loaf. u 07sc; granulated. &c; standard A,
6sc.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market was steady at 20 026c for creamery and
17023c for dairy. Eggs in fair demand and
firm at 1S1 a Ice.
Rece,p,s-Flour, H. 600 brls: wheat. 81. 900 ba;
corn, 149. 600 bu; oats. 178 600 bu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, Is. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 10. 600
1890 Blu: rye. sc, 900 BIZ; barley. $4,000 bu-
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potatoes are in lighter supply, and firm at quo
tations. Poultry is weak on very large receipts;
it is hardly probable that prices will drop below
those quoted to-day, which are a cent below
those prevailing lasr week. Butter is abundant,
and selling low. EGGS firm and coming in SLOW
ly. The seed market is quiet At unchanged
prices. In the other markets there is nothing
calling for comment
GRAIN.
The better tone to the grain market seems TO
have como to stay. The attendance on Change
to-day was good and the bidding spirited, prices
ranging fully high as on Saturday. Track
bids to-day were as follows:
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Elsewhere.

Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1929; shipments,
oeIers and feeding seadT COED to esoe
eorn,fed Sd 20 "a %; COMMON nm to medium $3
03.I5: cows. $12 1880; grass-range steers
Hogs-Receipts, $685. shipments, 343. Market
opened strong and shade higher closing weak
Good to choice S4.4 O04 so; medium
sSeeDseee sK,hs ana aas shoments Zoo. Dull
$500 60
ST. LOUIS. Nov 7.-Cattle-Recepts. 1,4Oo;
shipments. 900. Market stronger. Choice heavy ma
tive steers. 81 250475 fair to good native steers.
So. 6O043o butchers steers. medium to prime,
SIS. 0O03. 80; rangers, common to good corn-fed.
Hogs-Receipts, A. ZOO shipments 1000. Mar
ket active and shade higher. Choice heavy and
butchers selections, S445@ 65: packing and York
medium n zd to choice. s41o04.4o; pigs. common
Sheep-Receipts, 400 shipments. 500 Mar
ket steady. Fair to fancy, $3. 04.0o; lambs $3.50
044O.
CHICAGO. Nov. The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle,-Receipts. $500; shipments; 1000.
snd s1
mixed, $l.2o02.7o; Texas cattle $1.2502.65;
Hogs-Receipts. IS. 600: shipments. 5000. Mar
ket steady to strong; mixed, 81 IS al So: heavy,
Sheep-Receipts, $500: shipments: 1000. Mar
se7 str T s nat 5,ab:
BUFFALO Nov. 7.-Cattle-Recepts. $40 Best
grades advanced "a Zoe from last Monday's; common
grades weak; common to fair, $3. 25 04OO; good to
choice shipping, 1925 04.65; extra steers, $475D
800; stockers and feeders, 81 veals $52 %
1855.
Sheep-Receipts 3.4OO: dull and unchanged; in
ferior to fair. $3.O0035O good to choice, So. $50
1925: Western lambs. 81. 5O05. 25.
Hogs-Receipts 13.455: prices advanced 100
15c light pigs. S4. 1904. IS; mixed pigs and light
Workers. $44004.45; selected Workers. 81.
ASS; selected medium weights. 81. 60 04.7O
NEW YORK. Nov. 7-Beeves-Receipts. 1874
making $3.50 for the week. market frn,er and
higher. with early clearance; to prime
native steers, So so 10 per 100 lbs; extra native
steers, So 90 80; range cattle SIS so 03.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, IL 500 making a.
$50 fog the week; dull for all sorts and especially
weak for common and inferior sheep: extremes for
sheen, So. 40 OATS per 100 lbs; for lambs, $475O
GAO.
Hogs-Receipts. II 200. making 43, 700 for the
week; steady for live hogs at 81. SO05.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov 7-Catte-Receipts
900; shipments 1,l21. Market slow at last weeks
closing prices Fifteen of cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: shipments. S 500 Market
active; Philadelphia 81 65 04.7O Workers, 81 SO
of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
ket active at last weeks closing prices
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Hogs heavy; common
and light. So 004.40; packing and butchers
$4.25 so. Receipts. $500; shipments, 500.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.-Swine-FuIl supply and
fairly good demand. Receipts. 9.76O head. Quo
tations, $6G ESQ.,
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Quantity in Sight in
the United States and Canada.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE visible supply of
grain on Nov. s. as compiled by the secretary of
the Board of Trade follows"
Wheat. 35 IA, 600 hu. an increase OF 1.213, 900;
corn. 7,516, 900 bu, decrease of 766, 900; oats,
6,523 900 bu, an increase of 476 000 rve 1886, 900
Blu. increase of $4,000; barley, 1864, 900 bu,
a decrease OF 50, 000..
The following was the visible supply of grain
Saturday. Nov. 5, compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange:
Wheat, So, IA STA bu, an increase Of 1.211. 167;
corn. 1885, 553 bu. decrease of IA, $50; oats.
Cab, 934 bu, increase of 466 $780, rye. 1885, 1923
bu, increase of 43, 752; barley, 1868, ST. blu,
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 3 P. n. Nov. z. 1897. furnished by
Elliott s. Butler abstracters of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
Daniel G.. Littlefeld to Emma Ludlum
lots and in block g. and lots IL and
II in block in the Indianapolis Car
Companys first addition to indianapolis $4,000
Emma Ludlum to Thos. II. Spann lot s in
block 8, and lot II in block in Indian
apoiis Car Companys first addition to In
Leo a. TsKernan to Emma I,udnn Iots i'ooo
IL II in block in indianapolis Car
lis..:- -.-..-. 1880
in Clifford Place addition to Indianap
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Bernard DueeLer,
lot 348 in McCarty's eighth Westside ad-
LIE Grand Cannon to Henry Thompson, lot
81 in Rudde & Virton's Park Place,
Chas. Ennis to Ohio L. Wade, lot 5 in Ed
wards's subdivision OF block 10 in John
sons heirs addition to Indianapolis 100000
10, in the town Of Acton on 20. 100000
James g. Douglass to William s. Barklev,
vision of square 81, in 1ndianapolis. $4,000
Thomas Nurse Timothy Calvin part of
lot 4 in Turner's subdivision of outot
127 in indianapolis, 10000
Cbas Hagerhorst administrator. to John
lot So in indianapolis ss . - ~ . $4,000
subdivision Of ouot 81 in indianapos 1,s1soo
Chas. Haeerborst, administrator. TO Chris
tena Resener, lot % in 7. X. Fietcher's
subdivision of outot 81 IN Indianapolis 100000
Watson j. Hassenan to Matte Leachman,
lot IL in Hasselmans addition to Indian
Geo w. Miller to John B. Jones, part of
the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section %. township II
north. Of range 2 east. $4,000
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Mary Youtsey,
lot 246 in McCarty's eighth West-side
addition to Indiana polis 1880
Margaret T. Quinn to Elizabeth Nelson,
the undivided half of part of the north
half of the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter OF section H. town.
ship ID north of range =, east.-...-. 65O00
The Mercantile Trust Company to Laura
BeckeIn, lot 5 in Northways subdivision
ton to Indianapolis ee us. ..O..l' .1 10000
David NJ. Fischer to Thos. Webb undi-
vided oneeighth part of the southeast
quarter of ssction 8, township IA north,
of range g. Mathematician. 621.s7
conveyances, 1s; consideration -s22 sO9.s7
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Whisky strong sales 1.652 brls finished goods on
the basis of $I.u5. Butter easy; fancy creamery
2702sc; extra creamery. 2502ec: choice dairy
1701sc. Linseed oil steady at 40042c. Sugar
steady: hard refined 707lac New Orleans 81 a lac
Eggs firm at 1Sc. Cheese barely steady; prime to
choice fat, regular make, II 012c.
TOLEDO, o.. Nov. Wheat firm; cash and
Nverber, 77lec; December, 7Sl4c; May, Sake.
Corn dull and steady cash. 444c; Oats quiet;
cash, 2Slac. Coser-seed steady; cash, $4.I5; De-
cember. 20 Receipts-Wheat. 81, 600 bu; corn.
5000 blu; oats 200 bu: erseed 81 bags. Ship
naents-Wheat Sc 900 blu: corn, "a 900 Blu; oats,
5000 bu; clover-seed. $50 bags.
DETROIT. Nov. 7.-Wheat-No. white. cash.
791sc hid; No. 2 red. cash and November. 1890;
Corn. No. 2 45c Oats No 2 % l4c No. white
3014c. Receipts-Vseat 80. 700 bu; TO- 800 bu;
oats, 3 800. No board to-morrow-election.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Petroleum opened strong
at 74c and after slight advance in the early trading
became steady and remained until the last half
hour. when sudden break occurred, closing weak at
T314c; sales, 1851 900 brls.
OIL CITY. Pa. Nov. 7-National Transit
tiicates7 opened ct 74c: highest. 7414c; lowest
7314c; closed 73l4c; sales, ISL 600 brls; clear
ances. 672. 900 brls: charters. 4.167 brls; ship
ments. none; runs, 80, 921 brls for Saturday and
Monday
active but weaker; National certificates opened
at FAC; closed at 7314c; highest, 7414c lowest.
73l4c.
CLEVELAND. Nov 7.-Petroleum firm; stand
ard white 1lOo. 7l4c
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 7.-Turpentine firm at
34l9c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 7.-Turpentine firm at
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ULCOMFORTING
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. &c l.. Green & Go. say:
There was again active and excited market for cot
ton options, with wide and rapid fluctuations on
value. but the dominant feature the latent
buoyant buying tendency that kept the cost
much higher than Saturday evening. After dropping
a5 points there irregular recovery of i50
81 points from the lowest, and then setback of
405 points, with the close unsettled.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Cotton frm middlng,
5-16c; low middling. 1-16c good ordinary,
7-16 net receipts, 10. 327 bales: gross receipts,
I.OO9 bales; exports to Great Britain 1894 bales:
exports to the continent. .499 bales; sales, Ia 500
bales; stock. 200, 213 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 7.-Cotton strong with an
improved demand: rniddling NJ lands. 5-16d mid
ding Orleans 7-16d; sales IL 900 bales, including
1000 bales for speculation and export, and z 400
baies American.
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FALL BULBS

At 70 and so East Market street Descriptive cata-
logue mailed Free
HUNTINGTON g. Hoss Seeismen.
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BRowN's ExPECToRANT cures coughs, colds,
etc. Sold by druggists. 50-cent bottles
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NEW YORK. Nov. Bar silver. 945c
LONDON, Nov. Bar silver, 43 1I-l6d per
ounce.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. with improved demand
for cotton goods, prices firm, with upward
tendency. Pepperel Laconia and Androscogcin
wide sheetings advanced the basis of 24c
1Ox4. and Pepperell N. o. r. and E. advanced 40,
or to 6atc for Pepperell R.
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LIVE STOCK.
Little Business in Cattle; Market About the
Same-HOSs Active and Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 6.

CATTLE-Receipts -; shipments. IS. As US
ual on Monday, there but little business trans
acted. The m arket was about the same as Saturday
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov. "copper" weak; lake.
800. Lead dull; domestic 4.5Oc. Tin weak straits.
30a4c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 7.-Lead higher at 4.3oc.